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Asia Risk Congress 2011: ‘Strong baseline supervision’ a domestic priority...
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Chinese banking watchdog director-general Luo Ping says China should continue with its conservative regulatory approach, which insulated it against the worst effects of the global financial crisis
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The Bank of Korea held interest rates yesterday in a surprise move which caught fixed-income traders who had factored in a 25-basis point rise by surprise. The move questions Korea’s efforts to tackle...
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The Bank of Spain defends Spanish banks' hands-on risk management of non-performing assets related to the property sector.
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World Bank launches distressed assets programme
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The International Finance Corporation (IFC) – the private-sector financing arm of the World Bank – has launched the Debt and Asset Recovery Programme (Darp), an initiative to free-up credit flows in middle-income and developing economies by purchasing...
Finding the perfect fit
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With the implementation of Basel II firmly on the agenda for Japan's banks, Shunsuke Shirakawa of the Financial Services Agency talks about how the Japanese regulator will approach the challenges posed by the new Accord.
China opts out of Basel II
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China's banking regulator, the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC), has opted out of Basel II, declaring that the country's financial institutions won't be ready to adopt the new Accord by the end-2006 deadline.
Basel II: Time to prepare
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Following the publication of the third and final consultation paper, Japan's banks are focusing more seriously on Basel II. With the new requirements set to take effect from 2006, most banks face a critical year ahead.
Japanese banks: Turning up the heat
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Japan's banks have faced a gruelling few months in the run-up to the fiscal year-end, with a plunge in equity prices putting severe pressure on capital ratios. But a further crisis may be just around the corner, writes Nick Sawyer.
A question of priorities
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Japan's banks are aware of the need to prepare for Basel II, but it is just one of a number of urgent issues that need to be resolved in the Japanese banking sector.
Dealing with the flak
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With the final Basel Accord proposals due to be published later this year, the Bank of International Settlements’ new Asian head, Shinichi Yoshikuni, does not have much time to settle into his new role, writes Nick Sawyer.
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